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On Sun, 11 Jul 1999, Dennis Holverstott wrote:
> what happens if you add some number of days to a date?
> juliantodate(datetojulian(991231)+1)
> or
> juliantodate(datetojulian(19991231)+1)
> or
> juliantodate(datetojulian(000101)+1)
> or
> juliantodate(datetojulian(20000101)+1)
Good question - have not tried that, BUT I just tried entering in one of
my studies a 1999mmdd value instead of the 99mmdd that I was using, and it
DOES NOT WORK - bombs completely! The study uses DateToJulian. I've not
tried (yet) to track down the problem, but there *does* seem to be a
problem.
Perhaps "TS" is Y2k compliant (dates in data), but Easy Language is not??
That would SURE be a problem! But Omega could still claim "TS" is Y2k
compliant -- after all, EL *is* a different piece of software :-).
Any comments? Anyone tried YYYY dates in EL date functions?
Larry
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